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Plastic Steam Locomotives by A.C. Gilbert

Model Manufacturer Info

Manufacturer:

A.C. Gilbert

Manufacturer ID:

282

Additional IDs:

283, 285, 286, 287, 289

Prototype Info

Category:

4-6-2

Road Name:

fantasy: American Flyer Lines

Model Info

Gauge:

AF

Introduced:

1954

Road Number:

282, 283, 285, 286, 287, 289

Product Type:

Plastic

Finish:

painted & lettered

Power:

AC

Couplers:

AF

Magazine Article:

General Wiring

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(image copyright © Jim Hammond; used by permission)

(image copyright © Ted Hamler; used by permission)

(image copyright © Jim Hammond; used by permission)

Fred van der Lubbe Runs His Model on His Outdoor Layout

Repair of Model That Stopped Running

Comparing #285 and #295

Restoring This Model

An Engine on the Workbench

Surprise Under the Shell

Fixing a Barn Find

Model Manufacturer Info

Manufacturer:

A.C. Gilbert

Manufacturer ID:

21115

Prototype Info

Category:

4-6-2

Road Name:

fantasy: American Flyer Lines

Class:

K5

Model Info

Gauge:

AF

Introduced:

1958

Road Number:

21115

Product Type:

Plastic

Finish:

painted & lettered

Power:

AC

Wheels:

hi-rail

Couplers:

AF

Magazine Article:

NASG Dispatch, Sep 2023, pg 14

Magazine Article:

S Gaugian, Jul 2011, pg 24

Online Article:

Notes:

Also decorated for the PRR.


(image copyright © Rob Bogan; used by permission)

Model Manufacturer Info

Manufacturer:

A.C. Gilbert

Manufacturer ID:

293

Additional IDs:

296

Prototype Info

Category:

4-6-2

Road Name:

New York, New Haven & Hartford (NH)

Model Info

Gauge:

AF

Introduced:

1954

Road Number:

293, 296

Product Type:

Plastic

Finish:

painted & lettered

Power:

AC

Wheels:

hi-rail

Couplers:

AF

Online Article:

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(image copyright © Jim Hammond; used by permission)

Pulling a Colorful Christmas-themed Passenger Train

Running the Engine with a Green Passenger Train

Repairing a Non-running Model

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